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The catalog at Disney+ is one of the deepest of any streaming service.
Thats what happens when youre owned by the company that owns pretty much everything.
Thats what were here for.
It should have won.
Its a gorgeous movie, a moving retelling of a classic legend with beautiful animation and unforgettable original songs.
Coco
Year:2017Runtime:1h 44mDirector:Lee Unkrich
What a beautiful movie.
If youre not moved by the end ofCoco, its hard to believe youre moved by any animated film.
Its easy to see why audiences were charmed by this culturally vibrant, vibrantly colorful artistic expression.
It is quite simply one of the most beloved animated films ever made.
Its visually striking, thematically resonant, and perfectly voiced.
A wonderful tale about fulfilling unexpected dreams, its one of Pixars best.
Theres a reason people keep returning to the tale of Snow White and her friends.
And it really shaped the legacy of the entire Disney brand for generations to come.
All four films, of course, are on Disney+, and theyre all worth revisiting.
Visually inventive and brilliantly written, this is easily one of Pixars best.
Never doubt James Cameron.
Black Panther
Year:2018Runtime:2h 18mDirector:Ryan Coogler
Is this the best Marvel movie?
Its certainly in the conversation.
Iron Man
Year:2008Runtime:2h 7mDirector:Jon Favreau
Is this the most influential modern blockbuster?
It certainly changed the landscape by virtue of being the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
But its not just an important movie.
Its got great star cameos and some of the best movie music ever, especially the timeless Rainbow Connection.
Its a beautiful movie.
You could probably stop after the Verbinski-directed original trilogy, as all three are pretty entertaining.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
Year:1988Runtime:1h 43mDirector:Robert Zemeckis
Who doesnt love this movie?
Incorporating elements of noir with the history of animation resulted in one of the biggest movies of its era.
